This locomotive was upgraded in March 1988 emerging as SP 6833 SP Class EF636LR-8. The disposition of this locomotive is, 6833 wrecked March 24, 1991 in Cody KS, scrapped. SSW 9389 in East Oakland

SP #6833 : Scanned from a print I took. Taken at the SP yard in K.C., Kansas. Date: 6/1/1988: Location: Kansas City, KS Map : Views: 218: Collection Of: Rich Varner: Locomotives: SP 6833(SD45T-2R) Author: Rich Varner: Picture Categories: Roster: This picture is part of album: Southern Pacific Pictures

Later in early 1988 it went through SP's GRIP II rebuild program emerging as SP #6833. Athearn has announced a Bicentennial model of #9389 in HO scale.

2024年12月27日 · Pictures of SP 6833, Model: SD45T-2R. Title: SP #6833 : Description: Scanned from a print I took. Taken at the SP yard in K.C., Kansas.

Southern Pacific/Cotton Belt SD45T-2R 6767 - 6892. 126 units rebuilt

UP 2833 (ex UP 4801, ex SP 6865) and 2840 (ex UP 4808, ex SP 6830) were the first two units in this group to be completed as SD40-2Ts, both completed on 10 November 1998. EMD SD40T-2 -- 84 units 3000 horsepower; C-C trucks; 410,000 pounds operating weight

Bicentennial-painted SSW 9389 leads train APLAA past the SP depot's trainsheds in its typical daytime departure west. The Alamodome is now located just to the camera's left. Photo Date:

It was the 200th SD45T-2 built. This locomotive was upgraded in March 1988 emerging as SP 6833 SP Class EF636LR-8. The disposition of this locomotive is, 6833 wrecked March 24, 1991 in Cody KS, scrapped. And one more... Man that was early on, it is very clean. Those are four superb roster shots Steve. The 9389 was indeed a beautiful locomotive!

SP 6833 started life as SSW 9389 in Bicentennial Paint, was rebuilt in Sacramento and released from there in March of 1988. SP 6833 would be destroyed in a headon crash at Cody KS in March of 1991. Sadly, most likely the only thing left in this shot is the sagebrush.

SSW 9389 was rebuilt to SP 6833. Later in 1991 it was wrecked and scrapped. Coverage of the carnage can be found in this thread: https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?11,2996501,2996501#msg-2996501 A little piece of it has survived though on my garage wall... Edited 1 …